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Label, Low/High

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$1.21 $1.95 In stock

This label is designed for the high-low shifter on mini mills equipped with Morse taper spindles. It provides a clear visual reference for selecting between low and high gear ranges, helping you operate your machine with confidence.

  • Replacement label for the high-low shifter on mini mills with Morse taper spindles.
  • Clearly indicates the low and high gear positions for quick identification.
  • Compatible with Sieg Industrial Group equipment.
  • Simple adhesive application for easy installation.
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Finally, a label that fits the mini mill's Morse taper shifter perfectly without peeling off. The high/low markings are clear and make gear changes much less guesswork during a project.

Amelia J. ★★★★★

Finally, a label that actually stays put on my mini mill's shifter. The clear high/low markings make switching gear ranges so much faster, and the adhesive hasn't budged even with all the vibration.

Emily U. ★★★★☆

The printing is crisp enough to read at a glance, and it sticks on firmly without peeling near the shifter. Took me a minute to align it perfectly, but once it's on, the high/low positions are way less guesswork.